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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 2015

Page

6

Debt free college moves into Democratic mainstream

A group of about two dozen activists pushed the idea of debt free college, prompting endorsements from key Democrats and candidates. The plan hinges on federal aid to states, need based aid to students, and cost cutting reforms, with college costs soaring to about 19000 dollars at public schools and over 42000 at private institutions.

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Jeb Bush courts evangelicals at Liberty University

Jeb Bush urged defense of religious freedom before about 34,000 at Liberty University in Lynchburg Virginia. He defended faith’s influence on policy and urged choosing life, while addressing evangelical concerns about his stance. Polls show Bush at 12 percent among white born again Christians behind Rubio and Huckabee.

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Clinton avoids questions after campaign events unlike rivals

Clinton largely ignores reporters after campaign events taking eight questions since her April 12 start. Analysts call it a smart early strategy, noting independents’ low attention and broad Democratic support while rivals like Rubio Fiorina and Sanders take many questions. Supporters cite voter contact in Iowa New Hampshire and Nevada as evidence of engagement.

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